Actually… as a kid fan of the Wild Wild West series, I would like to see a Coen Brother movie version.

Tom Waits…MBS… Phel… Pilgrim… Riff… The bodies are all hidden away.

If one were to substitute yelling for singing about food, glorious food, our lunch room would straight out of Oliver!

Nah… Brown baggers and lunch pail kids weren't popular.

The Jone$
I think we've all paid our dues seeing the AV Club advertisement overload for that.
Do we get that one for free?

Max Headroom
Aside from the beverage commercials at the time… I'm not even sure of what the Max Headroom show was. Was it solely just his talking head skipping and riffing on things?

Crumb
Crumb is indeed very interesting. His brother etc.. All sorts of mental chemicals stirring erratically around those family brains.

Adam-12
In my grade school there was a boy who had an Adam-12 lunch box. It's front, back and sides featured it as a '69 Plymouth Belvedere with the cherry light flasher on the top of it.

As I remember it, most reviewers and viewers to 2010 were careful not to slam it too badly. It wasn't exactly a bad movie by average standards, but comparably to 2001, it's not the same ballpark, sport of footrubs or even solar system.

Yeah.. no kidding.
I can't actually believe there isn't anyone on Earth who DOESN'T already have access to so many Beatles CDs laying around somehere.

FAT NAKED LADY ART WALLPAPERZ!! For Ya Mobile Device!!! $1.29!!!!
I just downloaded lots of the Barnes Foundation art from I-Tunes.

The medien age of the AV Clubber is around 25. We took a group count once for an article with everyones ages. Someone even did a spread sheet. Anyone still know where that is?

I remember how heavily it was advertised in forest porn/dad brother treasure trove stash of Penthouse magazines around that time. Bob Guicione (sp) fancied himself quite the cosmopolitan photographer, historian, art collector and film producer. Despite all the open shirts and gold chains, he didn't quite put forth…

I was one of those book worm kids. From an early age, I read everything from comic books to whatever novel my mom's was reading. (Parents out there - Read to your kids Read to your kids Read to your kids).

I had a high school typing teacher who looked really nice in really nice dresses.

Maybe the real story is that co-worker's wife fell asleep when he was trying to have sex with her?

Excuuuuse me… Will you please quit squeezing Clara Peller?

Gordon Warp Leap

I can't say that I remember alot of it… but to my young self, it wasn't too bad. Even then I recognized that it was a tier below the Star Wars, but still had it's good elements… Like Maximillian.

I agree. At the time, Maximillian was was written off as a Darth Vader like-foil and BOB was R2D2 ripoff respectively, but to be fair, they could stand on their own.